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International Journal of Supply Chain Management
Published by ExcelingTech
ISSN : 20513771     EISSN : 20507399     DOI : -
Core Subject : Science, Social, Engineering,
Decision Sciences, Operations Research & Management Engineering Environmental Science Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering Transportation
International Journal of Supply Chain Management (IJSCM) is a peer-reviewed indexed journal, ISSN: 2050-7399 (Online), 2051-3771 (Print), that publishes original, high quality, supply chain management empirical research that will have a significant impact on SCM theory and practice. Manuscripts accepted for publication in IJSCM must have clear implications for Supply chain managers based on one or more of a variety of rigorous research methodologies. IJSCM also publishes insightful meta-analyses of the SCM literature, conceptual/theoretical studies with clear implications for practice, comments on past articles, studies concerning the SCM field itself, and other such matters relevant to SCM.
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Generation Specific Patterns of Supply Chain Communication in the Digital Society Vladimir A.Koshel; Tatiana L.Shklyar; Svetlana A.Avtonomova; Marina G.Shilina
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The overwhelming digitalization of society has affected all the spheres of an individual’s life, be it one’s worldview, the mechanisms of thinking, the ways of dealing with information, and, obviously, the patterns of communication in supply chain management. The changes of the field of communications are manifest in the style and the symbolism of language as well as its emotional intensity.Both Russian and foreign experts point at a difference between generations when it comes to communication. Similarly, researchers contend that this difference owes to information and communication technologies.The authors of this article set a goal to find out generation specific features of communication and focus on how these features show in different areas of life. The awareness of the different ways of perceiving messages by different segments of the target audience will enable professionals in the field of communications to draft those messages in the most appropriate way and be most efficient when addressing the respective target audience. This article presents the results of a study and an analysis conducted by the authors, which aims at finding out the differences in the area of communications shown by generations X, Y and Z. Based on the results of the research and the analysis mentioned above, the authors offer specific recommendations for each one of the target audience segments considered.
Natural Factors Contributing to the Development of Supply Chain Management in New Biotechnological Production A.R. Romanov; R.R. Nogovitsyn; V.E. Borisov
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The goal of the research is the economic evaluation of the competitive biotechnological industry development in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) in the context of the influence of natural and climatic factors on living creatures and plants based on the supply chain management.The article is devoted to the extreme climate peculiarities of Yakutia and the competitive advantages of the natural raw materials of plant and animal origin, which can be used in the biotechnological industry to improve the living quality of the population. The authors studied the physio-graphic, natural and climatic characteristics of the region as well as the dependence of its flora and fauna on the habitat conditions. The economic mechanisms of the biotechnological industry development by supply chain management have been defined here.
Assessment of the Supply Chain Management and Problems of Agricultural Production Development and Marketing in Kazakhstan Samazhan Y.Umirzakov; Asylbek Zh.Nauryzbayev; Akmaral Zh.Bukharbayeva; Dana A.Bekesheva; Ayzhan K.Oralbayeva
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The article deals with the supply chain management of development of agricultural production and marketing. At the same time, an assessment of the agrarian policy pursued is given, recommendations are made to solve the problems of agricultural production and the processing industry, and to improve agriculture in technical support. As well, the article examines the problems of production and sale of agricultural products, analyzes the effectiveness and disadvantages of the programs provided by the state to the development of agricultural production.
The Application of International Financial Reporting Standards in the Dairy Horse Breeding in Supply Chain Management G.A Khabirov; Z.Z Suleymanov; A.M Ableeva; G.A Salimova; E.I Galimova
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The article discusses the prospects for the introduction of the Russian accounting practice of International financial reporting standards (IFRS), the calculation of the fair value of the biological asset of horse breeding organizations under IFRS. A number of methods of calculation of fair value, a technique based on market value and calculation based on the method of profit capitalization and money flow discounting are considered to justify the effectiveness of supply chain management. To prove the necessity and effectiveness of the implementation of IFRS in the production calculations were made on the example of OJSC "Ufa horse breeding farm â„–119", the leading enterprise for the industrial production of medicinal mare's milk. When using the method based on market value, it is clear that the profit of the organization, when using the calculations of biological assets at fair value, is more by 4.4 million rubles, than reflected in the balance sheet. In the case of calculations based on the method of profit capitalization, the balance sheet increase by more than 7 million rubles. Calculations indicate that the carrying amount of biological assets is significantly understated in relation to the fair value. Distortion of real value indicators leads to a false assessment of the effectiveness of the use of assets in organizations producing agricultural products, as well as creates difficulties in making appropriate decisions in the management sphere. Accounting for biological assets of the organization at fair value will improve the reliability of the financial results of the agricultural organization and will help to assess the results of economic activity more accurately; it will contribute to the adoption of correct and timely management decisions on the choice of supply chain management strategy. It will significantly increase investment attractiveness of agricultural organizations and the whole industries.
Key Characteristics of Potential of Development of Regional Economy by Supply Chain Strategy A.E Demyanenko
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Article is devoted to a research of potential of development of regional economy by employing supply chain management strategy, in aspect of the analysis of productivity of live work in regions and small business, the natural and resource capacity and taxes of regions, key characteristics of potential of development of regional economies. Potential of development of regional economy is considered from positions of a ratio of number of employees of small enterprises and occupied in regional economy, from positions of quantitative characteristics of use of natural and resource potential in regional economies, in a section of export of products of the raw industries (fuel and energy complex, the chemical, forest industry, extraction of metals and metal working). The system of key characteristics of potential of development of regional economies in indicators of the occupied in economy, fixed assets, small business, consumption of energy, innovations, costs of information and communication technologies, specializations of regional economy and financial receipts in the budgetary system of the country is investigated. And also the consumer investment portfolio including consumer spending of the population, region expenses on economy, deposits to financial institutions, balanced results of activity of subjects of managing. The analytical group of regions on the potential of development of regional economies is carried out. The dependence of influence on effectiveness of economic activity not only objectively developed potential of economic development, but also subjective level of its use on the basis of the corresponding regression model according to rated data is revealed.
Selection of Priority Sequence of Investor's Portfolio with the Use of the Supply Chain Management in the Criteria of "Against Nature" Game M.A Gorskiy; M.A Khalikov; A.Yu Kukharenko
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As part of the research related to the improvement of the portfolio theory of H. Markowitz, J. Tobin, and W. Sharpe for use in established as well as developing modern stock markets, the authors proposed a concept and a numerical algorithm to choose the priority sequence of financial portfolios of non-institutional investors, taking into account their preferences and projected changes in the parameters included in financial portfolios assets. In the absence of an optimization model suited to the market, an investor’s ability to choose a portfolio from several alternatives that satisfy the preferences in terms of profitability, risk, and liquidity significantly improves the quality of an investment decision by employing supply chain strategy. The authors’ concept provides for the formation of a set of alternative financial portfolios with different characteristics in a priori given quantity: the selection of an integral quality indicator of the investment portfolio, the formation of the priority sequence of portfolios using the game theory method “against nature”, and the synthetic “game” Wald-Savage criterion, which allows the consideration of the investor’s predisposition for risk–return pair. A comparative analysis of investment decisions based on the “classical” portfolio theory and the author’s concept allowed the conclusion that the proposed approach and the numerical method are correct and are better in comparison to traditional methods and efficiency algorithms when applied to the portfolio investment tasks.
Evolutionary Approach to Infrastructure Formation in Russia’s Economic Systems with Using Supply Chain Management Strategy for the Mineral Raw Material Specialization Luebeck, Ju.V
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The article presents the theoretical framework for the infrastructure formation in the economic systems specializing in mineral raw materials, by using supply chain strategy. It is determined by objective processes of economic development and sect oral peculiarities, in the form of synthesis of reproduction, structural-functional and systemic approaches in supply chain management. It allows developing adequate mechanisms aimed at maintaining and further developing infrastructure of territorial economic systems (TES).
Breakthrough Technologies of Financing Pensions Based on the Supply Chain Strategy in the Russian Federation Evgeniy Vyacheslavovich Kostyrin; Evgeniy Vasilevich Sokolov; Valentina Vladimirovna Zozulya
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In this paper, the latest technologies of the insurance and funded section of old-age pension financing in the Russian Federation are discussed. For this purpose the supply chain strategies and new technologies effects were considered on the economic performance of companies. The modelling of the funded section of the pension for people with different incomes has been implemented. The advantages of new technology in comparison to the existing procedure of old-age pension financing were presented.
Strategizing the Development of Food Markets in the Region by Employing Supply Chain Management: A Product-Territorial and Product-Spatial Approach Natalia Leonidovna Kuzmina; Lyubov Leonidovna Tonysheva; Darya Vladimirovna Chumlyakova
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This article substantiates the need to strategize food markets’ development in the region as components of the region's reproduction cycle of food products by using supply chain management. The authors suggest two approaches in terms of this development in the region. Within the framework of the product-territorial approach, strategies have been defined for the development of markets for individual food products in order to activate internal sources of forming product supply. Within the framework of the product-spatial approach, the need to develop strategic priorities for the development of local food markets to best meet the population's food needs, taking into account inter-municipal socio-economic differentiation, has been justified. The scheme for the strategic supply chain management implementation of the local food markets’ development is based on embedding strategic objectives, priorities, and guidelines for their development in the strategies of the socio-economic development in the region and its municipal formations.
Applying Consumer Behavior Theory integrated with Supply Chain Strategy in the Context of the Digital Transformation of the Economy A.Yegina, Natalya; S.Zemskova, Elena; A.Gorin, Vladimir; I.Stepanova, Diana
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The article deals with the study of the consumer behavior by considering the supply chain strategy in the context of a rapid digital transformation. The urgency and significance of the identified problem for science and practice are stipulated, on the one hand, by objective economic laws and major trends of the modern era, and on the other, by the problems of developing a model of the digital consumer’s responsible behavior.The purpose of this research is the development of ideas about factors (determinants) influencing consumer behavior in the context of digital transformation, which at present is acquiring not only a socio-economic, but also a considerable ethical significance.The theoretical and methodological principles of the systemic and interdisciplinary approaches allowed us to identify two main groups of consumer behavior models: the conservative “homo economicus” model and models based on T. Veblen’sideas adapted to the socio-economic reality of the 20th-21 st centuries. The capabilities of the modern digital economy make full use of consumer effects described by Veblen and not just “nudge” the consumer to make the targeted decision, but form a new type of consumers online, who are integrated into various communities and do not have information barriers.

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